Sentence examples for adopt views from inspiring English sources

He seemed to make headway by characterizing the required pledge as a selection criterion rather than an effort to force groups to adopt views they did not hold.

This trend may eventually reverse as the economies and societies of east-central Europe mature and adopt views on the design of tax systems more in tune with those prevailing in western Europe.Not so uniformBehind the seemingly catch-all concept of flat-rate tax lies a broad variety of tax systems.

This model is based on scientists providing more facts and general knowledge to media and the public, and the "underlying assumption of these efforts is that if the general public has more information about climate change, they will adopt views consistent with scientific experts".

Also, Fleck's remarks on epistemology of Kant, Mach, Wundt and Uexküll's are superficial and dispersed he does not adopt views from them, but only looks for some superficial confirmation of his own claims.

The proposed scheduler is flexible enough to adopt views of various users for a given problem and it functions like an intelligent job scheduling agent for providing user satisfied results.

We adopt views on various issues based not just on the facts but so our views align with those of the groups with which we most closely identify.

To adopt view (a) is to accept some intentionalizing strategy with respect to consciousness, such as is variously represented by Carruthers, Dennett, Dretske, Lycan, Rosenthal, and Tye.

If these senior public servants start adopting views and taking public postures, like Bower's witnesses, their accountability becomes a major problem.

This question haunts many other early modern treatments of the emotions, and Spinoza in particular, adopts views that seem very close to Elisabeth's concerns.

The government, he explained, obviously may not compel individuals to adopt its views.

The two reports adopt opposed views on the benefits of Prevent in schools and colleges.